The nose is full of fresh agave and a vegetal note akin to sage. There’s some wet minerals and a hint of citrus zest oil. The nose is very clean and fragrant. It’s very pleasant. Once I take a sip I taste the agave up front. It’s very present. That sage note from the nose is present on the palate. It’s vegetal but fresh like rosemary. That minerality hits just before the vegetal pepper notes that has a medium level of heat. There’s some faint sweetness from the cooked agave but mostly this tequila is fresh agave which I really appreciate. The finish is mildly peppery. Overall this 80proof Blanco is very nice and clean. It’s full of shave and pleasantly vegetal with a medium peppery finish. It’s a solid sipper and I’m sure it would hold up in an agave cocktails. If you have access to PM Spirits Tequila buy it! You won’t regret it. Salud!

It was ok, the smell was a little peppery, malolactic and alcohol. The flavor was predominantly agave but otherwise flat. Not horrible but not impressive either.

The aroma and flavor are very reminiscent of Mijenta blanco. Fruity notes, but are a bit too bubblegum like for me. USD60 for 700ml, so it gets a 6 instead of a 7 for value.

Nose: some cooked agave, citrus, lime, spice, and light anise Flavor: cooked agave, black pepper, citrus and minerals Finish: medium, slight sweetness then moves to black pepper

Agave, wet stone, anise, celery. The still strength is my strong preference.

Nice agave on the nose, easy subtle palate. Some pepper on the finish. A nice finish. Definitely love the HP more

What a great high proof blanco, agave forward, manageable heat, white pepper and citrus. Great finish

feb 18, 2023 at John Welch's

My scores- 40%abv= 85... but the 110pr= 91

Vegetal on the nose… clean, some hay ….. slight burn, black pepper, on the mouth with some natural sweetness, cooked agave …. Light and fruity… citrus….. very complex

A balanced aroma (light citrus/vegetal/agave) leads into mild cooked agave with a hint of lime. The finish is smooth agave with a late pepper. I also appreciate the clarity of the tequila (crystal clear) and the perfect mouthfeel balance (not to oily or watery). This also has some “legs” in the glass. This helps to create a nice overall experience. I found this at Total Wine. A wonderful product.

Truly LALO on the nose and palate. The only distinguishing element "on paper" is that the liquid in this glass came from a single horno (stone/brick oven). Sweet and full-flavored, plenty of complexity from the agave which has been left unadulterated by additives or oak. My only point of criticism is that, although unique, this glass could have been given a more harmonious and balanced profile if blended between a wider set of batches.

This tequila stands out as one of the smoothest I've ever tasted. It lacks the bite that often accompanies tequilas, and while it may not have a particularly distinctive aroma like some varieties, its smoothness more than makes up for it. Pairing it with a cigar enhances the enjoyment, creating a luxurious and satisfying experience.

Nose- ethanol/ agave/ slight vanilla Taste- clean and crisp/ a little smoke/ nice finish

Nose : Agave , minerality , vegetal , alcohol Taste : Very smooth initial taste , getting well water , minerality , vegetal flavor salty and briny with a peppery and alcohol finish . A bit harsh to drink , at this price point I would prefer other blancos .

It’s just pain pretty…feminine and pretty. Like a soft floral with a smooth white petal washing across the tongue and lips.

Bold agave aroma. Not subtle, which is great but there was some alcohol which I bet will fade once the bottle breathes a bit longer. Flavor carries the agave with a quick burn that evolves into pear and mineral. Don’t be fooled by the finish. Starts out meek but slowly builds into an amazing celebration of butter, more fruit, and nuts. Wow. Wish I could find a bottle of the high proof!

Thought it was good not great to start. But after a couple weeks it really opened up and I love it. Bright with a hint of pepper at the end. No alcohol finish. Side by side with Lalo I actually preferred this (surprisingly!).

I've heard so many good things about PM Spirits but I was highly disappointed. I'm not sure if I got a bad batch but all I got was anise and licorice aroma/flavor. About 6-7 other people at my party were also disgusted. I hope I just got a bad batch or something because I've heard so many great things about this bottle

nice ripe agave some minerals very clean finish

Clean cooked agave, hint of anise and pepper spice on the end. On the nose, cooked agave with minute minerality and cucumber. Overall, great tasting blanco.

PMS/01/22, bottled 21/10/22. Horno 2022-02. Aroma: soft raw agave, brine, at the beginning alcohol sensation is medium to high but balances out after 15 minutes in the glass, green olives, mineral, wet stone, light anise sweetness. Palate: aromatic raw agave, green olives, oily briny sensation, fresh cut grass. Finish is medium, good balance, briny sensation and aromatic raw agave lingers.

Horno 2021-1 Great info on the label! Smooth sweet floral aroma. Some grass and mineral notes on the nose, like spring. Subtle, smooth agave taste, with an oily, silky feel. White pepper and agave aftertaste. Heat, but not fire. Will look to try the still strength next.

solid blanco, but also not really memorable. smooth, light citrus, pepper. probably won't buy again, as there are so many other solid choices at this price.

Top notch blanco. Great after taste, easy sipper.